Six Hassidic and Commentary Books - First Editions - Important and Rare Books

Six Hassidic and Commentary Books - First Editions - Important and Rare Books
A. Agudat Yisrael - divided into three books: Matamei Baruch, Chedvat Ya'akov, Mitat Shlomo. Here, only the book "Matamei Baruch" was printed, with halachic novellae by Rabbi Yisrael Baruch of Sochatchov. Pieterkovm 1923. First edition.
It is most likely that the others sections had not been printed.
Approbations by Rabbi Yosef of Amshinov, Rabbi Meit Yechiel Ha'Levi and Rabbi Shimon Shalom of Amshinov.
272 pp.
Condition: Very Good. Adhesive tape reinforcements at the margins of the title page.
B. She'erit Ya'akov, Section A - on Chamisha Chumshei Torah, Mussar and Aggadah. Section B - on the Jewish holidays. By Rabbi Ya'akov Panet. Leinwarden, 1917.
First edition.
With an approbation by Rabbi Yechezjek Panet.
At the end of t hebook, with a special title page, Kuntras "Yadot Efrayim" - novellae on seventeen Sugiyot of the Talmud by Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Rosenfeld.
The two sections with separate title pages.
Ancient ownership signature on the title page: "ֳƒֲ‚ֳ‚ֲ… Zvi Stern".
(4), 50, (1), 18, (1), 18, (4) leaves.
Condition: Good.
C. Siftei Maharash - Derushim on the Sabbath and Jewish holidays by Rabbi Shmuel Engel Av Beit Din of Radomysl, Bulgaria. Bardejov, 1937. First edition.
Brought to the printing press by the author's son-in-lw, Rabbi David Halperin, with an important approbation by him.
(4), 208, 9, (4) pp.
Condition: Good. The first two leaves with a slight omission and slight damage to several words.
D. Zichron Ya'akov Vi'Yehuda - Derashot for various events and holy days by Rabbi Ya'akov Zvi Yallish, Av Beit Din of Dyn?w. Munkatch, 1928. First edition.
Published by Rabbi Eliezer Shapira, with an introduction by him.
(2), 32, (6) leaves.
Condition: good. Detached leaves and binding. Dry leaves.
E. Be'er Shmuel - Torah novellae by Rabbi Shmuel Rosenberg Av Beit Din of Unsdorf. Kleinwarden, 1938. First edition.
The novellae was gathered from manuscripts by the author's disciples, who heard them from him, by Rabbi Dov Ber Schpitzer, who had ordered them according to the Parashiyot of the Torah and added comments and commentary.
(8), 152 leaves.
Condition: Verty Good. On leaf 107 a handwritten gloss.
F. Chemdat Zvi - "a wonderful composition on the Torah" by Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Horowitz. Lemberg, 1876. First edition.
(1), 101 leaves.
Condition: Very Good. Adhesive tape support to the two first leaves. The second leaf is damaged with an omission to the title.